Meaningful Care Matters

Meaningful Care Matters Meaningful Care Matters’ primary goal is to collaboratively create meaningful care cultures where people are ‘Free to be Me’. Why? Every Life Matters.

Meaning Matters. Moments Matter. People Matter.

‘We all agree that as people who work in health and social care settings our interactions are for a reason and a season,...
14/11/2025

‘We all agree that as people who work in health and social care settings our interactions are for a reason and a season, they also provide structure and stability in times of uncertainty…’ In this thought-provoking blog, Peter Bewert explores how the ‘tree of life’ is a useful metaphor to consider how we can nurture people living and working in

https://ow.ly/rmHZ50XmS8P

13/11/2025

Today is
What are the little ways in which we can show to the people we support and our colleagues? Who knows what a difference it could make to their day?
Thanks to Charlie Mackesy BBC for this important reminder.

Big congratulations to Alexander Place     Jarlette Health Services for achieving   Accreditation in their White Pines h...
12/11/2025

Big congratulations to Alexander Place Jarlette Health Services for achieving Accreditation in their White Pines home area. Welcome to the Butterfly family!
A daughter told us; "I think they're all fabulous and I'm so thankful that they're there, not only for Mom but for us, too!"
One team member said, "Now coming to work is fun!"

Do you have a dream… that care homes could look, sound and feel very different?            We are excited to share that ...
11/11/2025

Do you have a dream… that care homes could look, sound and feel very different?

We are excited to share that we have developed a new Free To Be Me course for those interested in learning more about how to make meaningful changes in cultures of care where they work? This will be running initially in in 2026 so please contact us to find out more: https://meaningfulcarematters.com/social-enquiry

  is  Older men can often find themselves in a minority in a      How can we ensure we are more mindful of men’s distinc...
10/11/2025

is
Older men can often find themselves in a minority in a
How can we ensure we are more mindful of men’s distinct & needs?

We’re so excited to welcome Lindsay Marinovic to the MCM Canada team as our new Associate Consultant and Trainer! With o...
09/11/2025

We’re so excited to welcome Lindsay Marinovic to the MCM Canada team as our new Associate Consultant and Trainer!
With over 20 years of experience in long-term care, including leading culture change through The Butterfly Approach, Lindsay brings warmth, expertise, and heart to all she does. Based in Ontario, Lindsay loves traveling to sunny beaches, live music, reading, the Toronto Blue Jays, and being a proud “dance mom”!

We’re delighted to have her join the MCM family as we continue our mission to make care truly person-centred and full of meaning.

Please join us in giving Lindsay a warm welcome!

In this recording of a webinar for CARP & Family Councils Ontario, Sally Knocker from MCM and Lindsay Marinovic from The...
07/11/2025

In this recording of a webinar for CARP & Family Councils Ontario, Sally Knocker from MCM and Lindsay Marinovic from The Elliott Community share lots of positive examples of how every member of the team has a part to play in transforming to real homes. Please get in touch to find out more about the
https://ow.ly/voj450XmSeA

This week is  In all our work since the pandemic, we are still noticing higher levels of stress, burnout &   problems in...
06/11/2025

This week is
In all our work since the pandemic, we are still noticing higher levels of stress, burnout & problems in the teams we support. We need to talk about this more and focus on how we can help in & to recognise the signs & take care of ourselves and others.

‘There are three types of people in life: the leaf people, the branch people, and the root people’  Peter Bewert shares ...
05/11/2025

‘There are three types of people in life: the leaf people, the branch people, and the root people’ Peter Bewert shares what are the essential differences between these, and how we can nourish stronger ‘forests’ in our work by cultivating true connections. https://ow.ly/kcik50XmS7v

Most of our Canadian partners are glued to their televisions watching the          Cheering along our favourite team is ...
01/11/2025

Most of our Canadian partners are glued to their televisions watching the
Cheering along our favourite team is a great activity - if not always good for the nerves?!
We are happy to declare our support - Go ! You’ve got this!
Thanks to Gail Belmont House for this picture.

‘All the Brendas’ - we love this take on the ‘trick’ part of ‘trick or treat’ at Southampton Care Centre!
01/11/2025

‘All the Brendas’ - we love this take on the ‘trick’ part of ‘trick or treat’ at Southampton Care Centre!

30/10/2025

Who knew that made such great balls as we discovered at The Royal Naval Benevolent Trust Pembroke House with Margaret demonstrating her bowling skills.

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